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Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Mr.. Blaine ana the pre,.aeuoy.

The Hon. B. f. Jones, OF Pittsburg,
chsirman Of the Repu olican National
Committee, in on interview which cd.
peared in Thursdays Commercisl Ga.
zst.s, says he does not believe Mr..
Blaine entertaine the slightest desire or
intention to bs nom mated for Prsside ent
next year. Mr.. Jones bases his conolu.
sioIs upon what Mr.. Blaine said to him
when he was his guest year ago at
the time he went to Pi.tsburg III the
Beaver campaign. Mr.. Blaine ex-
pressed substantially the same views
she day before be sailed for Europe in
conversa;ion with Mr.. Jones at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. The personal re.
laticns OF Ir. Jones with Mr.. Blaine
gives great Importance to this state
ment.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Brevitles,
the cheapest hat house In the city
Rumford BrOs.' 4O4 Market street

Aho hocnSHpeBt mas mouse IN the city
Rumferd Bros.' 4O4 Market street
Try Bush's coal you will like it.
Go TO Murphey's for your bed springs,
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bssh's coal ; you will surely like 1t.
W. j. Kimble, grocer, End and Justisen st
Millsrd +. Davis, jeweler, z. Second st.
Fine is X. Rings, at Hanrs, is e. Fourth,
+. Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, 6O2 West Front street,
First class furniture at Murphey's, 3O6 Ship
ley street.
60 to Geo.. H. Murphey's for your par1or
chanber and dining room furniture. 80 Ship
ley street.
II you want cheap picture frames 20 to g.
4. Baugh, 2o3 West Second street. have
the largest etock In Delaware; come and soc
for yourselves.
J. q. Bryant, No. IL East Seventh street.
10 taxing orders for the revised and latest
edition Of samantha at Ssratora. Price re-
duced TO $l76. Agents wanted.
60 to H.. Il. Moore's stalls, ~ and a. econd
street market, for your your cheice cr.a merry
Iresh nutter also the best cream chez Sc AT
market price.
Ross, at l1o Market street now has q fine
stock OF Derby hats. LATEST styles and prices
guaranteed the cheapest in the city. Also
gents underwear, hosiery, neck wear, etc.,
etc. Call and see them.
II you want your Heaters and Range over
hauled and put in good order for the winter,
send your order to- East Fourth street Pick
els Stove and Heater Company. BY tele-
phone, Number a2s, 1t will be promptly item
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
'P.J. WALSH & co.
500 MARKET ST.
Alnluncsnant.

Exceptional bargain off4r-
ing beginning with to-day.
Due to an early fall and
winter trade this season a
great many OF cur lines hat
we closed out for the manu-
facturer have been broken,
and bsipg unable to gil up
have been compelled to re-
place with new and COM
plete stock.
To close out three broken
lots we have reduced them
one-third an4 to give greater
prominence to this Offer we
have decided to inaugurate
a general bargain sale
throughout our whole stock,
feeling it will be 70 your ad-
vantage and Our profit to
the offer at this time
when you need the goods
rather than wal unt., the
season is past and you have
supplied yourself.
This general reduction
will not be confined to
broken lots Or goods dcair-
ous to be gotten rid Of but
to warrant it worth your
while to come ard inspect,
the khife has been put iato
new and desirable goods.
Particular attention is call
ed to this offer in reference
to our
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
nIualcal and Literary.

There will be musical and literary
entertainment In Mt. Salem M. f..
Church, on Thursday, the 9Th inst and
the following named persons will psr.
ticipate: Miss Harriet Pennsweil Belt,
Miss Ssllie Shaw, Mr.. a. o. Conrad
and Masters DOR r. Diefendorf and
Herbert Mullin. The music will be
conducted by Mr.. N. D. Cloward, ably
assisted by other members OF tho Cho-
rnl Club. The mention OF these pArtici-
pants should insure good house.
Special car will leave Fourth and
Market street nt 7.15, middle depot at
7.30, and return at close Of entertain
ment.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Gard OF Than Ea.

Tho undersigpoc, city bill poster, de.
at:eo to return his aincers thames ID ell
citizsns who have befriended MIN dur
log the last ten years, and ty strict ut
tention TO business he hopes to retain
the confidence OF the public. He does
not employ any agents to BOlioit rites
for bill bosrds, transacting sll BuGh
mstsera personally and tskes special
p.essnra IN hunting up aud returning
lost children to their parents without
any remuneration. Truly yourH.
GEO w. JACKSON
Bill poster and distributor, lib Nes!
Ninth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Another UAn dtdht0,

Mr.. James j. Toner, who acted aa
deputy sheriff under Thomas Ford,
Esq., and was appointed warden under
the present sheriff, GIles Lam boon, Esq.
aDn9unoes himself as O candidate for
she nomination election OF sheriff OF
New Castle county, snbjeot to the rules
of the Democratic party. Ear Tonsr L.
$ Delswsrean By birth, about 81 years
OF age, and 10 well and fhvorsDlS snown
10 tho reRidents OF New Oa0sla county.
He ssy8 he starts In the race 90 " in, and
woGid solicit the supper. Of HIS mary
friends to Eelp reach the goal.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
succ e, sfuI Entertainment.

Tho concert and exhibition given at
the Jason Tabernacle was cond uoted
very well. Mr. Alfred Carter received
the cake, with the silver dollar. at the
cake walk. mrs Eliza Crosley, G Queen,
with the stsf In her hand, attracted
great attention. The music, which was
very grand, was furnished by Mr..
Charles Bailey. They thank the pub.
lie for their kind patronage, given
through Mrs. Addie Hamley,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
at the Opera House,

Mr.. Chansrau and his company gave
their second performance laet evening
OF Exit, the Arkaasaw Traveller" be.
fore fair sized audience. The presen.
tation wss even better than on the pre-.
csding evening, and the oomicalities OF
the Judge and Major kept the audience
convulsed with laughter. There will
be matinee TO morrow afternoon, and
the closing performance will be given
tomorrow evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
AnnOunce cenoEt

While | hnva cold direc; iu:e' cot in
my fi3ur and feed business 10 Reuben
2. Jsayier, l woald not by auy DesDs
have ray many patrons 90 believe that /
have Bsvered my connexions with the
-four aad feed et2re, n. w. cor h and
King tts. j expect to be ~ tho sore on
market Gays, and in telephone cOunec.
ton with the mill ut Ns"plr', Dal.
We will have In stock th otst hour
aud feed ever offered Ia this city We
arc much encouraged with tho success
OF our famous Silver Media" Gonr. IL
Is o bargain. Try 1t. 4. w. Saewar6.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
a Mexican POTATO.

Thursday morning Mexican p ota,o
grown ON the farm of Mayor Janvier,
of New Castle, was brought to our
offics by Joseph Waddell. The vines
grow to considerable height and
bear beautiful flowers. Some of these
potatoes, which somewhat resem BILE an
ordinary potato grow to the size of nu
ordinary mans head, and are noted for
their rouahness.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Connect,onr,s Zig annie Crop.

An enormous npp.e crop was gather
ed by Connections fsrmers tLi3 bexs0n.
In some sections of the S;ste tbe fruii
cculd 5s had Tor the mere cs!tias away.
and tie Mariden Journsl cites an In
Gtapce where a farmer offered $40 ID the
person who would rsmove R0vernl hun
dred bushels from MIA land, that ths
cattle might get CT tho grass which The
apples covered.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Stool Yacht Yampa.

The steel schooner yacht Yampa IL
about completed. and will leave port in
q few days. She was inspected by
Chester W. Chspin, her owner, and A.
Cary Smith, her designer, yesterday,
They are much pleased with her.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
a g,nsQ

10 sill who ars nutIsrtng hon the er.
rors and tudiSors sions ot yousa, nervous
weak ness, eerl2 Decay, i0ss OF rnGnhood,
40, L wtil s3nl a recipe that will cure
yOA FREE OF CRARGE, This grea:
ysrns,9y was discovered by missionary
In noutb hmsyics. ESnd o self.nddrcss-
ed envelope 10 the 6Ey. JosAEa 4.
JHnAr gtntion u. Ne1 York CitY,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Sec the 4.Round Coutest-

II you want to have Q jolly time
and see . good Around boxing match
drop in and enjoy yourself ut the
AtlAntic Garden, to morrow night, 224
King. A fine lunch served to all,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Rospltai nlanaCers.

Yssterday afternoon the Board OF
Lady Managers OF the Hon n 'psthio
Hospital met yesterday, TO conesSer
constitution and code of bylaw" toF
the government OF the bosrd and ths
ccnduc, OF the hospital. There wGs no
other business before the board.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02

Remember we advertise th2s onF Too.
tea Is equal to tba 60a. tea bought else-
where, and that our 60c. tes Ia Equal to
that sold st 75,. by other houses. IL
you don'c think so try them Tho nroaf
Of the pudding is in the eEsirg Crip'
parIs. 5 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Chr,st,nss souyenirs.

The lowest prices for brush and comb
sets, cut BOTTLES, shaving sets; E0ods
now on exhibition. Lowest prices ON
patent medicines. Danforsh, druggist,
"a and Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Tho Prisnelte.

fnsmette opened st Institute Hal
yesterday. IL Is one of the prettiea
specsacies ever setn In Wilmington
fnere is booth for every color or th,
rainbow, and the effect Ia strikinp, A
9ood business is being done, and tbs
Y. W. 9, 7. U. will realize handsome
proht. They deserve to for orQspizins
this unique. and at the game time heap.
tiful entertainment.
Following is . list Of the ladies WIN
are IN charge Of the Pr.smette
Violet-Mrs. Thomas q. Bellab an,
Misses Julia Barr, Bessie Mills. MAJ
sparks, Lizzie Reynolds, May Eoones
and Natalie Simpson,
~ innigo-Misses Lille Taylor, Edith
n. dAwthrop, May Evans, Anuie Rem
,neton, Mary Brown, Lizzie COOK,
Jessie Ward and Louise Hardcastle.
blue-Misses Laurie Qainby, Anna
Hoopes. Moilte Howell, Mary Cloud.
Tellle Heston, Josie Fogs and May
Groen-M.s. Herbert Fl Ward and
Misses Marion Brown, Alice u, Burr.
E1zA II Burr, Margaret II. Shear.
InaD, Emilio 2. Wafnel and Mrs. A. E.
FrAntz. '
Yellow-Misses Helen Fl. johnson.
Mary Lawson, Bessie Dure Katie Col.
iioon, Mabel jackson, Mile McLear
and Julia Smith.
Ofange-Mrs. Job Fl. Jackson and
Misses Alice McLesr, Mary II. Msther.
Msry Taylor, Estelle jackson, Ega
Taylor and Anne I, Hilles.
ked-Misses Anna Reynolds. Flor.
encs Cook, Lizzte Marjs, Mary Nan.
dain, Martha Pickels, Minnie Lin.
pincott, Elsie Johnson and LENA Hick.
man.
White-Mrs. William K. Crosby.
Mrs. james 4. Taylor, Mre. CHARLES 8
Howlant, Mrs. Alfred d. Warner and
M Misses Elm Phillips, Lizzie Irwin, Ella
E,,ey, Annie Gawthrop, Elsie Heebner
and Miss Janvier.
Grace Church orchestra, twelve in.
stIuments, is on tas stags. The music
10 delightful feature OF the Pr.smette,
Prlamette will remain open this after.
noon and evening aud TO morrow after.
noon and evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
AstonlshinR,

Hukill & Poist, Second and Tatpall
streets, are selling French bisk kid
body doll ut 30 cents. They have nm
elee ant line OF dolls and toys OF all
kinds.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02

The Patapsoo Superlative Patent is
the best flour, because 1t makes the
whitest, sweetest and most nutritious
bread. Ask your grocer or -four dealer
for it.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
ghe woatneF.

Tomorrow promises TO 10 fToro fair
TO cloudy and rather warmer. suDosV
falr with rather h.sh Temperature.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
a khor. Session.

council held another model session
last evening, and all the business was
traneacted ia 10 minutes. TIE meeting
was called to order promptly al z 90
o'clock by President Eckel, after which
CLERK Messtck called the roll and read
the minutes OF the last stated Meeting
Tns city treasurer repartsd a balance
or 5lC1 ,oe4 E9 in the Union National
Bank to the credit Of current expenses.
81, lO3.67 TO the crsdit of tho sand lot.
and Sa27. IA 80 the park fund. Ho also
reported having received the following
amounts Tax Receiver Moody, 81, ,O9O:
e1 Tag Receiver Kane, S325; Tax BE.
ceiyer Meaev, $500; building Inspector
Dillon, S'3 l5; Clerk Hyland, 1857 10 for
fees aud hne5 In Municipal COURT and
B25 for unclaimed witness fees.
The report of tho building ipspactor
showed that during the month no had
inspected property valued ut $3i,75O
and received 500 as fees.
The coal oil inspector reported hay.
leg inspected IL, $50 gallons OF oil dur.
Ing the month ~ Noveilbey.
UiesE OF Ihs Municipal Court Hylaud
reported having received S234.8O for
lines, S4l foc fees, and $6l.25 for co5.s.
making G total OF 1887 Is.
Tne pay yroll OF the president end
members Of Council for the month OF
Foven ber, amounting TO $289.75, was
pa2sde, anu orders drawn il favor O.
the parties named.
Mr.. Ayars moysd that committee of
five DO appointed Oh the distribution of
fuel to the poor, and upon the motion
being carried, tbs president appointed
Messrs. AysTs, Di!lin, Ryan, Miller and
Forrest.
Council then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
NNARO&CO,

J prominent hrn
Philadelphia says;
is is the best
nent this year
|uy Dress Goods
SO say we.
For example take
] line of 39-cent
bots, Plaids and
n c y All-wool
|ss Stufs; all re-
ed from SO and
| cents. No other
|se or firm we
w of are selling
Fn less than soc.
hen the fine all
II Plaid Cloths
|S9 cents. No.
(re else under
%: and the e]e-
! Drap d'Almas
BE-, always sold
Pic; and the
fcll Plaids at
! S5c., $l.OO and
70 are reduced
fhis great Dress
IDS Sale we have
(gurated.
|ll the best and
est styles Cen
| Cloth and old
! Calicoes at Sc.
he Mems ALL
(n, Fancy Bor.
b, Hemstitched
ldkerchiefs at
| cents; regular
rs, 20, 81 and
|ents.
mother | o t o t
f splendid Ger
} Fast Black
ped Hose,L Ladies'
| Misses, at rs
BEST in America
be price. |
| Gray Flannel,
pest known, at
|ents. i
"i II 1OHuCiS drCI,
class in every
and the lowest |:
es known any,
re. |
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
Taken to sc, Johp's Homn

John Dougherty, the 8 yeaI-old ws,f
VINO mas been at polioa station for some
tlms past. and whore story WAS told In
this paper some time ago, wss taken to
The we'll known st. John's Home of
Pniiadeiphia this morning nv Obtsf
Dou2 2nerty The Mayor and Ohier haze
used every endeavor, but without suc-
oeos, to ee, some one to adopt him.
knowing that 1t was hest for the ohild'e
own god that bo shonld he ssnt .l,s.
wnere, they sought for, and after con-
siderable labor, Obtained admission for
him In tho s.. John'n Home. They
could hsve Cotton him into @ home in
New York very easily, but they pre-.
ferred TO t.ke the 6iGicnlty OF getting
him into tho one in Philadelphia. be.
osute, as the Mayor remarked TO N RE
PUBLICAN reporter, "tbe boys wished
MIN soma p!acs whera they could ocoa-
stonally hesr from him and know how
he WAS getting along" This morning
The kind hearted oflIosrs OF ,hs force
bid little John farewell md wished him
all success In his new home.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02

Don't forget the set-to-224 King. 10.
morrow night. Fine singing. Big lunch.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02

Use Watson's Tar Cordial for COUGHS
and colds. 80S Market at,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02

Use Diamond Deniifrice to clean the
ia ,tb: I5,. Dor bottle. S03 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
musicai and Literary Enterta,nm,

musicai and Literary Entertainments
After the businesD Of the regula,
weekly meeting OF Jefferson Lodge, No.
Z, |. .. o. E., was transacted, the lodge
adjourned to the fourth floor Of DAD
Fe!,ows' Hall, where the friends Of the
members had met to take part In mu.
sicsl and literary entertainments.
The exercises were opened by the
singing OF the opening ode of the order,
and prayer by the Grand Chaplain Geo.
W. Green wood. This Noble Grand
made speech o. welcome. A omar.
tette composed OF Mrs. Samuel Nc.
Adams, Miss Mary Scott, Miss Mary
Thielmep ard Mas Lucy Miller sang
"Sleep, Dear Sleep" A recitation was
gtven by James Mcdowell, and Grand
Master John M. Whitiord made an ad
dress in behalf OF the order.
A cuett with harp accompaniment
was sang by Samuel Singleton aad
John Hsnf.
10 the auditorium Of the hall @ collA-
tion was spread for the immediat
friends OF the members, aud about $50
persons sat down ct the four tables. The
com pany disperged at 1915. Jefferson
Lodge. Nc. g. WAS chartered by the Soy.
ereign Grand Lodge of the United
States, August 1, 1885, and is theregore
81 years old.
Tho charter mambsrs were: DR..
Henry II. Askew, Gideon T. Tindall,
frederick Ii. Rice, Simeon Robinson.
Stephens md Joseph Rich.
ardson. Tho charter was executed with
: pen and contains a pen portrait of
Thomas Jefferson.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02

One o! the mes. u!eful articles that
@e know OF IL thst famous household
remedy for the baby, DIR. Bun's Baby
syrup. 1t costs only IS cents a bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
state oy tho Tomperatrxs

as .ha BxeUBL1oAN oalcs H Gay, In shs
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02
MRS. Jacobs Fa,r Bu,ie,,n,

Wpst ribbons We have left will be
500 =. tho reduced prices We will
sell tais week Egyptian aud Oriental /
iaeed at lsss than half price. Leces that
toid at 70 and 80 cents, fair prioeS 13c,
Lnces were 400, fair price 20o. An
iAces greatly reduced You will gave
price OF admission /. you buy only one
ysrd OF our ,scss asd ribbons, Mira
Saoooe. 2a0 KIM and 6i7 MaEket sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-02

me fnest eye tonic. eye strengthsne,
Ann promoter Of clear. healthy, s,roue
siRhI Weak. indamsd and sore eyes
sre quickly cured. Long s,ahtedness.
or short or neas sishtedness Ia vcnder.
Iuiiy relieved by restoring the los,
acuon or the rervs. by removing Ali
pAraiyhc or congesstve tendenoiss.
bss eyes are made good, weak ey ca are
made stronk and dissss.d d eyes are made
ven by using this famous eve rnedi.
c,ne. z'c. and 800, bottles supplied,
main oepot 4sh and King streets, VII
mingtOp. Del.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-11-03

The dqnc o al taxec
and
Oh O next
o wsofO cheadsas
entry
dayofD December AFTER has
il opad the avofJ Junenx
rwth
t;andn esuch #
on OF
collected and with the provided in
in and mmero of In what
o,andn who's addto Send dsamp6 6repy
yoeror gTterdh checklist
easnders a
fom
fAp,lS 10th day O June
The will closed at 4 O'Clock
close hs
nineac
While
law heraferb b.
dnuenta da of June next
GEORGE ROBINSON, Treasurer.
SErrBER
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-11-03

The home organ or Gen. Carbon, the
apostle CT the Democracy, who is stump,
ing Ohio, the Augusta Gazette. bears OF
its front this beautiful inscription:
FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND, OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN B. GORDON, OF GEORGIA
A receut copy of the paper has All ar
ticie very abusive of Phil Sheridan. and
under tho head of"An Organized Men
ace pitches into the Grand Army of the
Republic in these words:
The mcanest, shalIowe6t, most con-
temptihIe organization in all this couu'
try is that " nich poses under the punp-
Gus name of the Grand Army of the Re-
public 1t is al aggregation of ieeches.
hypocTites and dead beats"
Che paper further declares that The
mantle of Guiteau has fallen on the
shoulders of the Grand Army. and fits
them, and winds up as follows:
This diabGiical organization merely
enbUdies the true spirit af that party OF
which John Brown anu THad Stevens
were great and shining lights. It is ca
pabls OF anything but regard for lawful
authority and the prOprleties of COM
mon decency. II is an organized men
ace to law and order"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-11-03

THE New York Sun, though not
friendly to the Administration, is one
of the ATTEST and most consistent de
tenders of Democracy in the country
ard one of the most unsparing in criti-
cisn OF Governor Foraker and Ohio Re
publicans generally. It's survey of the
campaign IN this State will, therefore,
be read With more than ordinary iuter>
ests. Here it is:
MI. Powell seems to be person who
has not paid his taxes with as much
readiness rs he pays compliments TO the
administration, ana 10 This matter as
in some others Gov. Foraker mas appear
ed TO have decided advantage. The
mere details Of heated personal wTan+
gle might be considered as excrescences
and superf1uities. but unfortunately Mr
Powell has made what must be called
fatal mistakes in vital points. the In~
dustIiUus advocacy of free trade by
the Ohio Democratic State Committee
has fatuouslS attempted to persuade the
voters of d prUtectionist State is having
the effect natural and inevitablo TO such
course. But as if free trade were not
bad enough to carry, it has been sought
to commit the OHIO Democracy to an
endorsement Of Mr.. CleYelaUd. 1t has
been Impressed upon the Ohio Demo.
Gratis that vote Tor Mr.Powell for Gov
ernor is a vote for Mr. Cleveland for
President. Grover Cleveland has Civ.
en- this country the best Administration
that it has ever nad;" such is the extra
ordinary assertion with which Caudi-
date Powell mas begun bis speeches for
the last mouth. Even d State with
Dig Democratic majority couldn't staud
that.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-11-03
Gordon Enlosizes Left Davis.

Gov. John B. Gordon, of Georgia. the
x-Confederste general and a member
of the infamous Kuklux KlaS is in Ohio
this week making speeches for Powell
and the Democratic party.
Gen. Gordon was one of the great
crowd of Southerner5 who went wild
over JEFF Davis, the arch traitor, at Ma
con. Georgia, on Wednesday of last
week. and in the presence of the leader
of the lost cause Gordon made this
speech:
my brother soldiers, it is my infinite
pleasure in your behalf 20 welcome to
this great State and to the hearts of the
people the grand old chieftaiU. Voice,
'Hurrah for jeff Davis, Gud bless him ]
Ii is his good fortune, after an eyentful
life filled with stormy scenes and vicis
situdes, to look back upon career with
out blot or a stain-a life that has
been spent in the service of his country
and his countrys liberty. Whether.
when in Congress, going to the front IN
the arena of Americas talent and ambi
ZION, or resigning that, sent to do battle
! for his country in Mexico and winning
limperishable renown at BueDa Vista
or iD Mr.. Pierce's Cabinet as director of
the War Department, tlling that office
with an ability that deded criticism; or
| in the United States Senate, where by
his purity of dictiOn, his purity OF life
and his craftsmanship. he won the title
of Cicero OF the Senate; or later on
when he was called TO the head Of a
new government a stentOiian voice,
God bless it, which struggled with a
nerve and manhood unparalleled in his
tory. wherever he has been it has been
| his fortune to wear the White mantle
of spot!ess integrity and undimjnishe
patriotism aud now. in your presence
and his, offer his congratulations and
mine to his people that are still spared
10 US God bless him. from a thousand
voices in his green old age, and can
look upon a country still free and upon
d brighter prospect of transmitting the
liberties We baVe received from our
fathers to you and your children"
The people of OHIO should preserve
this reasonable little gem and refer to
it frequently between now aud election
Iday,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-11-03
A WOman'S Charms

soon leave her, when she becomes a vic
tim to hny one of the various disorders
and peculiar weakness" that are pecul>
lar to the fair sex. The condition of
tens of thousands of women to-day is
pitiable in the extreme; they are weak,
bloodless creatures, prey to mental an
guish aud bodily pain; in word, brokr
en- down." from any one of numerous
causes. To this unhappy multitude We
strongly urge the use of DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, an infallible,
world-famed remedy. for all "female''ir+
regularities and" weaknesses. and which
restores the worst sufferer to vigorous
health, and reinvests her with all the
charms of figure, face and complexion
that receive such willing homage from
man.